Another way to include content from one page into another is to use the <apex:include> component. This lets you duplicate the entire contents of another page, without providing any opportunity to make any changes as you did with the templates.
- Create a new Visualforce page called EmbedsAnother.
- Use the following markup in the page:
<apex:page sidebar="false" showHeader="false"> <p>Test Before</p> <apex:include pageName="MainPage"/> <p>Test After</p> </apex:page>
Your original MainPage will be inserted verbatim.
Templates are a nice way to encapsulate page elements that need to be reused across several Visualforce pages. Visualforce pages just need to embed the template and define the content for the placeholders within the template. The <apex:include> component provides a simpler way of embedding one page within another.
Templates are a nice way to encapsulate page elements that need to be reused across several Visualforce pages. Visualforce pages just need to embed the template and define the content for the placeholders within the template. The <apex:include> component provides a simpler way of embedding one page within another.
Small nitpick - the included page is going to be surround with a pair of "span" tags. This is a bummer as there's no way to remove these surrounding tags.
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